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Communications Intern

Urban SolutionsSan Francisco, CA
Founded in 1992, Urban Solutions is a dynamic and productive economic development non-profit organization based in San Francisco. Our mission is to strengthen underserved neighborhoods by supporting small businesses, job creation, diversity and sustainability. Description Urban Solutions has an immediate opening for an intern or volunteer to support the traditional and social media outreach of the organization and our neighborhood programs. This is a unique opportunity to learn about undiscovered microenterprises in San Francisco and to help with their promotions. The intern/volunteer will operate under the direction of the Development and Communications Director. This is not an entry-level or training position. We ask that applicants consider a minimum two-month commitment at 10-15 hours per week (negotiable). Application Process Urban Solutions is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, gender preference, age or other factors in the selection of employees or volunteers. Those who are interested should send a cover letter, stating why the organizations mission is important to you, along with your résumé and two writing samples (profiles of people preferred) via e-mail to georgia@urbansolutionsSF.org with the subject Application for Communications Intern/Volunteer. Include the cover letter, résumé and samples as separate attachments (Microsoft Word documents or PDFs only). Incomplete packages will not be considered. Please accept our thanks in advance for your interest, and our apologies for not being able to respond personally to every application. No phone calls please. We highly encourage all applicants to read more information about Urban Solutions by going to www.urbansolutionsSF.org and www.facebook.com/urbansoutionsSF.

WNET Archive Intern

WNETNew York, NY
Company Description WNET, the parent company of public television stations THIRTEEN and WLIW21, is a major producer of broadcast and online media for local, national and international audiences, creating award-winning content in the areas of arts and culture, news and public affairs, science and natural history, documentaries, and childrens programming. WNET also has a rich media history as being the premiere educational television station in the New York City Metropolitan area. On September 16, 1962, New Dimensions in Television (WNDT) went on the air broadcasting on channel 13. Chartered in the states of New York and New Jersey, the very first broadcast was introduced by distinguished television journalist Edward R. Murrow. In 1970, local station WNDT merged with program producer and distributor National Educational Television (NET, PBS predecessor) to form WNET-TV, the call letters and station you know today. Archive Description The mission of the WNET Tape Archive/Library is to collect, preserve and make available production materials and programs that have either been produced or co-produced by WNET, from 1962 to the present, as well as programs produced by its former entities, NET and WNDT, both of which predate WNET and the creation of PBS. Although the materials in the collection date back to the 1950s, the tape archive was not established in its current form until December 1998. Job Description: This internship will allow a student or recent graduate the opportunity to obtain hands-on experience in a media library/archive. Projects might include such tasks as cataloging, researching, transcribing, creating metadata, scanning, and conducting reference services.